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Any lawful's left in Disco? - Printable Version +- Discovery Gaming Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums) +-- Forum: Discovery General (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Discovery RP 24/7 General Discussions (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=23) +--- Thread: Any lawful's left in Disco? (/showthread.php?tid=30394) |
Any lawful's left in Disco? - ryoken - 12-02-2009 Truth be told... i love getting away from a pirate,and love to come back along the same route again,just to RP catch me if you can? Problem is with the Pirate's that just kill you on site when you come back, just for revenge instead of RP'n it. I had a 1 hour fight/run/fight/run battle with a pirate just other day. We both did mostly RP,and it was fun as hell for us both. Ofcourse this was a 1 on 1(my transport vs his VHF) Both ship's were not maxed out,and pretty equal. Not once did he call in help thinking i have to work for this pay/kill,and not once did i think of calling in the law. Any lawful's left in Disco? - CzeReptile - 12-02-2009 Stronger NPCs, better IDs, and for heaven sake, stop being fair if you play lawful. Someone here pointed it out correctly - if you would rob a bank, police wouldnt come with two SWAT teams and then say. Okay Bob you go alone, we have to be fair he is lone pirate. EH? Id bring a tank and blast the building down! Any lawful's left in Disco? - Jihadjoe - 12-02-2009 Hey folks... I'll just go and tell the [LN] to patrol more. Do excuse me. We probably haven't been as active as we should have been. Any lawful's left in Disco? - Lump Lorry - 12-02-2009 I quote again what I had already written since it does seem there had been some misunderstandings... ' Wrote:' Wrote:Ya, this is a problem... there is a lack of people available to act as an escort. The impression I got, maybe I'm wrong, is that at the moment the balance of power is really shifted in favor of pirates. So, utill something will be changed, what we will see is... more and more pirates, less and less traders... not talking about escorts whose work is less remunerative than traiding or pirating. Sorry... the point is exactely that there are not escorts cause there is not a profitable market for them, hence to balance things we should figure out a way to make escorts more profitable. Sorry for the repetition but apparently my point was not clear enough... or your reading was not very... very... ' Wrote:' Wrote:Maybe... to be honest... this is what happen in very many cases: Again... Apparently my english is not clear enough... above I "bolded" the relevant part of my example... my point was that in the majority of the cases not only pirates does not pay any attention to RP... they do not even pay attention to fair play... a thing even worse. Any lawful's left in Disco? - Guest - 12-02-2009 Any lawful's left in Disco?, all i see are pirate's Yes there is one.. Any lawful's left in Disco? - jammi - 12-02-2009 ' Wrote:So, there is an open market for you to fit into! Jump in and make loads of money! Go on! Make an escort!Now, I made an escort a few days ago. I'll copy and paste my, heh, in-depth findings from another thread in a moment. For now, I'll say that escorting is being potrayed as the way to make money at the moment, simply because apparantly everyone wants them. This is a case of people being incapable of putting their money where their mouth is. Next to no-one is interested in escorts - why yesterday, there was three of us escorts mooching around New York, frequently advertising ourselves while the system was absolutely full of high level traders. There was a fair few pirates too. That entire day I got two jobs. One was a short haul to Colorado and back, the other a long trip to New Tokyo. Total profit? 5.5 million. ' Wrote:Sorry... the point is exactely that there are not escorts cause there is not a profitable market for them, hence to balance things we should figure out a way to make escorts more profitable. Sorry for the repetition but apparently my point was not clear enough... or your reading was not very... very...To an extent, the man is correct. The traders don't want to part with their money - especially the ore miners and haulers it would seem. This is not always the case though. I made a habit of listening to people talking, then seeking out the more capable sounding players through PMs. I got quite a few more jobs that way. As a matter of a fact, I made the majority of my money with two customers doing a back and forth trip from New Tokyo. That day I made 26 million. Swings and roundabouts, I guess. No-where near as good as tradeing, but it'll keep you in repairs and ammo. Quote:I spent almost the entirety of yesterday floating around New York and Penny on my escort looking or work. Two people. Two people. Out of the entire day, only two people were interested, and both systems were packed with miners and traders each time I advertised. Any lawful's left in Disco? - Malexa - 12-02-2009 ' Wrote:Any lawful's left in Disco?, all i see are pirate's Indeed. Better not to pirate in Rheinland! *smiles* Any lawful's left in Disco? - CzeReptile - 12-02-2009 it is sad to see, besides the lawful shortage, that everybody only plays for more money. Very few will fly an escorting VHF, Bomber or GB and use cash only for ammo and repairs, maybe ship upgrades. That times are gone. Now everybody is mining, getting cash and buying big ugly ships. Oh well. Any lawful's left in Disco? - GodsFavorite - 12-02-2009 ' Wrote:Problem is with the Pirate's that just kill you on site when you come back, just for revenge instead of RP'n it.Let's see, some guy waves a lottery ticket in your face and laughes when you, a punk from the wrong side of town, glares at him and demands it. This guy then runs away, and you can't catch him. ARGH! But then the guy comes back, oh look, another chance at the multi-millions. So instead of waiting for him to run away again you tackle him, punch him in the face, take his wallet, and search him for the lottery ticket. Is that being a good punk? Yes indeed, it is entirely in-character, and while playing a spaceship game, it's called Roleplay. Just cause you don't like someone's RP (because it's not how you think it 'should be') doesn't mean it's ooRP. Re: "OOC: afk, need to answer the phone" or "//gotta go let the dog in" or "//hey stop! need to go jack off" comments. If your trade ship stops and doesn't do anything, I'll sit patiently for a moment or four. If your trader keeps thrusting/cruising/swearing at me then apparently he's not all that interested in his phone call/dog/personal time. Any lawful's left in Disco? - ryoken - 12-02-2009 ' Wrote:Let's see, some guy waves a lottery ticket in your face and laughes when you, a punk from the wrong side of town, glares at him and demands it. This guy then runs away, and you can't catch him. ARGH! But then the guy comes back, oh look, another chance at the multi-millions. So instead of waiting for him to run away again you tackle him, punch him in the face, take his wallet, and search him for the lottery ticket. No you got me a little wrong. I meant on return trip( say... 30 min later) said pirate/unlawful just open's fire on site,Not a word, just Pew Pew. That is out of RP,and against rule's,as this would be a new encounter,and word's must be spoken in RP. I am OK with him coming after me and killing me... IF! in RP, and he speak's first, or RP's it. The rule's do state that you need to make a statement before killing someone, even if he/she is a sworn enemy. That is why alot of Lawful's being sanctioned. Cause "Die Scum!" has been stated is not enough RP, and just PVP whoring. |